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General| Cooling Capacity (Ton) | 1 Ton |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 220-240V, 50Hz |
| Type | Split AC |
| Cooling Capacity | 12000 BTU/h |
| Heating Capacity | 13000 BTU/hr |
Identifies the available indoor and outdoor unit models and their basic specifications.
Highlights main features like energy efficiency, design, and special operating modes.
Covers safe installation practices, height requirements, and wiring protection.
Details safe electrical connections, circuit requirements, and cord handling.
Outlines rules for safe use, including avoiding liquids, keeping children clear, and ventilation.
Information on battery removal, dealer consultation for disposal, and recycling.
Covers storage orientation, child supervision, and measurement standards.
Describes key features like BLDC efficiency, grille design, and special modes.
Detailed performance, electrical, and physical specifications for various models.
Compares specifications between development and comparative air conditioner models.
Lists standard accessories provided with the indoor unit.
Lists accessories for the outdoor unit and items included in the accessory box.
Lists further accessories such as clamps, screws, and sealant.
Explains how to enter and utilize the test mode for unit checks.
Details error conditions indicated by indoor unit lamps and corresponding checks.
Explains error codes displayed via LEDs on the outdoor unit and their meanings.
Step-by-step instructions for configuring unit options via the remote control.
Covers checking selected options and performing a test run after setup.
Table detailing specific values for remote control option items by model.
Lists essential tools needed for taking apart the unit.
Step-by-step guide to safely remove the front grille of the indoor unit.
Details steps for removing internal parts like the main PCB and drain tray.
Covers the process of removing the heat exchanger and fan motor.
Outlines initial steps for outdoor unit disassembly, including cover removal.
Details the process of removing various cabinet side panels on the outdoor unit.
Instructions for removing the control assembly from the outdoor unit.
Covers the removal of fan motor, heat exchanger, and valve assemblies.
Visual representation of indoor unit components with part number references.
Detailed list of indoor unit components, including part numbers and quantities.
Visual representation of outdoor unit components with part number references.
Detailed list of outdoor unit components, including part numbers and quantities.
Exploded view and parts list for the control in assembly.
Exploded view of the control out assembly with component references.
Detailed list of components for the control out assembly.
Lists electrical components and their specifications for the indoor main PCB.
Further listing of electrical components for the indoor main PCB.
Details electrical components for the indoor sub PCB and display PCB.
Lists electrical components and their specifications for the outdoor main PCB.
Further listing of electrical components for the outdoor main PCB.
Details electrical components for the outdoor EMI PCB.
Illustrates electrical connections and component interrelationships within the indoor unit.
Illustrates electrical connections and component interrelationships within the outdoor unit.
Detailed circuit diagram for the indoor unit, illustrating component logic and flow.
Detailed circuit diagram for the outdoor unit, illustrating component logic and flow.
Explanation of the circuit blocks and functions on the indoor unit's main PCB.
Explanation of the circuit blocks and functions on the outdoor unit's main PCB.
Illustrates the path of refrigerant through the air conditioner system during operation.
Visual layout of the indoor PCB with numbered components and a corresponding legend.
Visual layout of the outdoor PCB with numbered components and a corresponding legend.
Labels and describes the main parts and indicators of the indoor unit.
Identifies key external parts of the outdoor unit for reference.
Explains the functions of all buttons and display elements on the remote control.
Describes how to use the Auto, Cool, and Heat modes with the remote control.
Explains the usage of Dry, Fan, Turbo, and good'sleep modes.
Lists basic checks and explains common operational behaviors that are not malfunctions.
Provides a step-by-step guide for diagnosing and resolving 'no power' issues.
Offers a diagnostic flowchart for outdoor unit power supply issues.
Guides users through diagnosing and fixing issues with the louver motor.
Provides a diagnostic flowchart for common outdoor fan errors.
Outlines steps to diagnose and resolve total current trip errors.
Addresses issues where the unit operates in the wrong heating/cooling mode.
Guides diagnosis and resolution for outdoor temperature sensor faults.
Provides diagnostic steps for discharge temperature sensor faults.
Outlines the process for diagnosing and fixing coil temperature sensor issues.
Provides diagnostic steps for fan errors, including checking for locks and correct wiring.
Guides diagnosis and resolution for errors related to the DC-Link voltage sensor.
Outlines diagnostic steps for Over Current errors, focusing on resistance and compressor checks.
Provides a diagnostic flowchart for communication failures between units.
Guides diagnosis and resolution for compressor start failures.
Outlines diagnostic steps for compressor lock errors, checking resistance and insulation.
Provides diagnostic steps for DC Link over/low voltage errors.
Addresses problems with the remote control not receiving signals.
Covers miscellaneous issues like zero cross signal and capacity mismatch.
Safety and preparation notes before inspecting PCBs.
Step-by-step methods for inspecting the indoor unit's PCB for faults.
Step-by-step methods for inspecting the outdoor unit's PCB for faults.
Details how to measure resistance for key sensors and motors.
Illustrates the functional blocks and data flow within the indoor unit's control system.
A visual representation of the indoor unit's PCB layout and major functional areas.
Illustrates the functional blocks and data flow within the outdoor unit's control system.
A visual representation of the outdoor unit's PCB layout and major functional areas.
Explains the structure and meaning of different parts of the air conditioner's model name.
Graphs illustrating refrigerant pressure variations under different temperature conditions.
Table providing conversion values for various units related to power and heat.
Frequently asked questions and answers addressing common operational issues not related to unit failure.
Additional Q&A entries covering smells, starting issues, operation interruptions, and remote control problems.
Information regarding installation procedures, placement, and environmental factors.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the air conditioner's filters and exterior grille.
Instructions for cleaning the deodorizing and bio filters, which are optional components.
Guidelines on selecting the location and preparing for installation.
Detailed steps for installing the unit, including drilling, piping, testing, and electrical work.
Detailed steps and diagrams for purging air from the system during installation.
Instructions for performing a pump-down operation, often required before unit relocation.
Contact details and website links for Samsung's global service network.
